Help Center/ Log Tank Service/ User Guide/ Configuration Center/ Configuring Log Content Delimiters
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Configuring Log Content Delimiters

You can configure delimiters to split log content into words, so you can search for logs by these words. LTS has preconfigured the following delimiters:

, '";=()[]{}@&<>/:\\?\n\t\r

If the default delimiters cannot meet your needs, you can set custom delimiters.

Precautions

  • Your custom delimiters are applicable only to the log events generated after the delimiters are configured.
  • Delimiters configured on the Delimiters tab page take effect for all log streams in the current region. To configure delimiters for a single log stream, configure them on the Index Settings tab page.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the management console and choose Management & Deployment > Log Tank Service.
  2. Choose Configuration Center in the navigation pane and click the Delimiters tab.
  3. Configure delimiters.

    You can configure delimiters in either of the following ways. If you use both ways, the delimiters configured in the two ways will all take effect.
    • Common Delimiters: Click Edit and enter custom delimiters in the text box.
    • ASCII Delimiters: Click Edit > Add ASCII Delimiter, and enter ASCII values by referring to ASCII Table.

  4. Preview the parsing result.

    Enter log content in the text box and click Preview.

  5. Check whether the parsing result is correct. If it is correct, click Save.

    You can click Reset to restore the default delimiters.

ASCII Table

Table 1 ASCII table

ASCII Value

Character

ASCII Value

Character

ASCII Value

Character

ASCII Value

Character

0

NUL (Null)

32

(Space)

64

@

96

`

1

SOH (Start of heading)

33

!

65

A

97

a

2

STX (Start of text)

34

"

66

B

98

b

3

ETX (End of text)

35

#

67

C

99

c

4

EOT (End of transmission)

36

$

68

D

100

d

5

ENQ (Enquiry)

37

%

69

E

101

e

6

ACK (Acknowledge)

38

&

70

F

102

f

7

BEL (Bell)

39

'

71

G

103

g

8

BS (Backspace)

40

(

72

H

104

h

9

HT (Horizontal tab)

41

)

73

I

105

i

10

LF (Line feed)

42

*

74

J

106

j

11

VT (Vertical tab)

43

+

75

K

107

k

12

FF (Form feed)

44

,

76

L

108

l

13

CR (Carriage return)

45

-

77

M

109

m

14

SO (Shift out)

46

.

78

N

110

n

15

SI (Shift in)

47

/

79

O

111

o

16

DLE (Data link escape)

48

0

80

P

112

p

17

DC1 (Device control 1)

49

1

81

Q

113

q

18

DC2 (Device control 2)

50

2

82

R

114

r

19

DC3 (Device control 3)

51

3

83

S

115

s

20

DC4 (Device control 4)

52

4

84

T

116

t

21

NAK (Negative acknowledge)

53

5

85

U

117

u

22

SYN (Synchronous idle)

54

6

86

V

118

v

23

ETB (End of transmission block)

55

7

87

W

119

w

24

CAN (Cancel)

56

8

88

X

120

x

25

EM (End of medium)

57

9

89

Y

121

y

26

SUB (Substitute)

58

:

90

Z

122

z

27

ESC (Escape)

59

;

91

[

123

{

28

FS (File separator)

60

<

92

\

124

|

29

GS (Group separator)

61

=

93

]

125

}

30

RS (Record separator)

62

>

94

^

126

~

31

US (Unit separator)

63

?

95

_

127

DEL (Delete)
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